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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 2010
Page
11
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The piece argues the individual mandate fits within Congress power over interstate commerce and is part of a broad healthcare reform. It notes earlier rulings supporting constitutionality and predicts further federal court decisions, potentially reaching the Supreme Court before 2014.
A letter writer argues for higher taxes on the wealthy while praising a state program BCMH that aids families with medical needs. The piece cites Lorain County and urges contacting Bev at the Lorain County Health Department for BCMH information. It also endorses Lorain County JVS as a diverse, practical school with real-world trades.
Ashley Koenig of Grafton writes to The Chronicle-Telegram urging government and hospital support for cancer treatment costs. She cites her uncle’s battle with pancreatic, colon, and liver cancers, and notes personal losses from family members to the disease. She asks for funding similar to children’s funds for adults.
A Washington fundraiser rekindles talk that Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison may quit the Senate in 2012 or seek a fourth term. Potential rivals, including Michael Williams Elizabeth Ames Jones Roger Williams and possible GOP names like David Dewhurst Greg Abbott Tom Leppert loom. Democrats flag Hutchisons past stance as she shifts toward a re election bid amid Tea Party pressure and changing Texas politics.
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